by Ed Mashburn | Nov 13, 2020 | Land Management
How to Build a Hurricane-Proof Roof Once again, I am sitting and watching my neighbors’ roofs blow away in a hurricane. First, the asphalt shingles on my neighbors’ houses start to flap. As the wind grows stronger, the shingles start to break and fly away. And then,...
by Ed Mashburn | Oct 29, 2020 | Land Management
How to Improve Older Waterfront Home Construction Having a home which gives access to fishing, boating, and just sitting comfortably in the evening watching the day close down over the water is something many of us wish we could obtain. But repairing and renovating an...
by Ed Mashburn | Aug 27, 2020 | Fishing
Kayak Fishing Tips For Late Summer August is a good time to visit places where many kayak anglers don’t usually go- smaller, shaded waters such as local streams and backwaters of larger lakes and rivers and protected areas of coastal salt waters. Late summer is a...
by Ed Mashburn | Jul 29, 2020 | Fishing
The Best Bream Lures and Equipment For Success It doesn’t make sense to carry a 30.06 deer rifle when we go squirrel hunting. It doesn’t make sense to use a sledgehammer to kill mosquitoes. For most activities, there’s a suitable form of equipment which just works...
by Ed Mashburn | Jul 27, 2020 | Fishing
Best Kayak Fishing Accessories to Help Land Big Fish Most kayak anglers learn very quickly that safely handling big fish of any kind at boat side is a little bit different from most fishing situations. Kayak anglers are sitting, and they don’t have the full use of...
